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I got an acceptance email and one about a background check.
did you status change online? at http://rainier.dom.washington.edu/admiss/uwapp.htmlx
I got an acceptance email and one about a background check.
I got an acceptance email and one about a background check.
did you status chance online? at
http://rainier.dom.washington.edu/admiss/uwapp.htmlx
oh wow. Good Job, and congratulations!
Did any of the competitive pool folks get accepted as well?
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Congrats VG! That was a fast turnaround for you! You must have really impressed them. 👍
I'm going into my 5th month of waiting. I just wanna hear one way or the other so that I can get on with my life and plan for the fall.
It's on Thursday...![]()
But there is an excomm meeting on friday so i might hear the following week... could be nice.



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Does anyone know the rules on trying to switch your 1st year site. I'm a MT WWAMI and am looking to spend next year in Moscow/Pullman. I know people have done this in the past. I'm not sure who I should call and how it works. Thanks!
They won't delay the final meeting. I can imagine they want to get this whole process over with as much as we do. I wouldn't plan on hearing anything until Monday 4/2.
Good luck everyone!
I'm just glad that it is finally going to be over so that I can start planning for the upcoming school year.The final EXCOM meeting, aside from the marathon meeting of next week, is being held as we speak. Who else is nervous that we will finally be hearing whether or not we'll be fished out of the "pool" or left to drown?I'm just glad that it is finally going to be over so that I can start planning for the upcoming school year.
Hey guys ~ I'm a lurker here but wanted to post for the OOS applicants.
I was interviewed on Tuesday, March 20th, as OOS & received an acceptance Friday, March 23rd.
I'm still suprised on the turnaround time. Good luck everyone ~
I spoke with Brooke today. She said that there are more than 400 WA residents in the pool, and approximately 30 WA seats left to be given out this week. She also said that there are generally 20 ranked waitlist spots, of which most are usually granted acceptance. So I figure that we have an approximately 50/400 chance, or 1/8 chance in getting accepted these next few days. For me, that was really depressing to hear. I didn't realize that the "pool" was more like an ocean.😱
Was she able to tell you about where you are in the pool of 400? I have pretty much come to terms with the fact that I'll probably not get in there.... too many super star WA residents... at least there were on my interview day.
Hmmm, I knew that the pool was generally that large at the end of the interviewing season, but I didn't realized that there would only be 30 unfilled spots left for Washingtonians. I was under the impression that more than half of all acceptances were decided at the end. That is disappointing. How many of you folks have other acceptances right now and know where you will be going if you don't get into UW?
I've been on 7 interviews (including UW) and don't have any acceptances yet. I have been placed on 1 waitlist, 1 active consideration, and haven't heard back from most schools yet. Still holding out for UW as I don't have an official back up plan yet 🙁 .
By far my favorite. I'm from Seattle (UW undergrad), so I'm familiar with it and feel at home there. The facilities aren't the greatest, but the price and ranking are unbeatable. The other schools are all private northeast schools...Temple, Jefferson, Tufts, Mount Sinai, and a couple others I can't think of right now. Gotta love the NW though!
Yea, I, too, thought that something like 40% of people in the pool either were accepted or waitlisted, but there is no way that this is possible this year. I think that UW needs to raise its bar on who it automatically interviews. Plus, only 100 spots for Washington residents is far too small for the number of qualified residents in a state this large.
Unless some miracle occurs this week, I will be moving to Kentucky to attend UK. I really liked the school, and in many ways it is exactly opposite the 'dub. I would have given anything to stay local for med school, though. I guess I will just have to try to return here for residency.
Anyone else?
By far my favorite. I'm from Seattle (UW undergrad), so I'm familiar with it and feel at home there. The facilities aren't the greatest, but the price and ranking are unbeatable. The other schools are all private northeast schools...Temple, Jefferson, Tufts, Mount Sinai, and a couple others I can't think of right now. Gotta love the NW though!
I turned down interviews at a number of places with a cold climate after being accepted at UK, most of them were in the NE but none of the places you mentioned. I feel really lucky with where I have had a chance to interview, but I'm bitter that there are so few chances to get an MD out west (there are more and more places that offer a DO popping up all the time, though; a new school is even opening up in Yakima of all places next year). We need more options!
Definitely need more options on the West Coast. Especially since all of the public schools in cali are a "non-option." 😡
). UN Reno is out of the question, as is UofArizona and UofUtah (although a WA friend of mine with family ties to Utah interviewed there this year). The next closest schools are Creighton and the midwest state schools. Argh! Why do we on the west coast have so few options?😕Our mission is to provide students with free, unbiased information, resources, and advising for careers in the health professions. We believe every student deserves access to trustworthy guidance, regardless of background or ability to pay.